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First published 1937 (DOST Vol. I).
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Appunctuat, p.p. Also: appountuat, appownctwat. [med.L. appunctuatus, p.p. of appunctuare Appunct v.] Fixed by agreement; appointed.1493 Lennox Mun. 147 (see Appunctuament n.). 1529 Lennox Mun. 231.
It is appownctwat, commonyt, and fynalye compromyttyt [etc.] 1545 Grant Chart. 94.
It is appunctuat … and finale aggreit [etc.] 1597 Red Bk. Menteith II. 316.
It is appountuat, aggreit, bandit and finalie endit
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